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The miscalculation amounted to £836 million, an extraordinary mistake in anybody's terms.
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But all it takes is one seemingly tiny miscalculation to change everything.
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For Mr Riordan, the issues last night sprung from a fundamental miscalculation.
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One miscalculation from his rivals and they'll be chasing a long time.
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Chelsea's late arrival in the tunnel at Camp Nou was a miscalculation.
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Was there not some miscount, and was it not fifteen instead?
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If I were to miscount the doors you had to pass to get somewhere, you would be forever lost.
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Fumbling with the pan, spilling the milk, then miscounting her drops .
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The Danes came on fast, and they had not been miscounted.
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First thing after breakfast there was that affair of the linen having been miscounted.
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When the first terms seemed to accord with the energy principle, I became rather excited, and I began to make countless arithmetical errors.
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Photo: AP It blamed a calculation error and the difficulty of identifying victims.
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He initially attributed these differences to a computer bug or a calculation error.
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That was later revised down to 26 percent after the agency admitted a calculation error.
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Authorities said he falsified numbers in July 2014 to disguise a calculation error in a previous report.
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Even though I made a small calculation error, I still enjoyed my analysis of the International Space Station Reboost.
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Since she took responsibility for the calculation mistake, the auditors had been lenient.
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In 2006, shortly after the lawsuit exposed the calculation mistake, the hospitals sued for the proper reimbursements.
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The virus is designed to create computational errors in the program's spreadsheets.
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Or had it been preceded by other computational errors?
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Who could have expected such an error in calculation?
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Often the pleasure is illusory, but their error in calculation is no refutation of the rule.
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I'm only saying that the least disturbance or error in calculation makes it almost impossible to find the exact spot.
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Then he would understand that he must have made some slight error in calculation, and the pleasures of anticipation would recommence.
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If all our institutions are based upon an error in calculation, does it not follow that these institutions are so many shams?
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This is despite the company issuing a statement claiming to have made up any wages which were short due to an error in calculation.
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Lord, I made some errors in calculation, though!
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Goldman Sachs disclosed errors in calculations of the firm's counterparty risk requirement to the Central Bank in December 2010.
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FirstGroup was told it had won the bid in August but a legal challenge by Virgin unearthed errors in calculations.
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But he'd worked backward from observed errors in calculation and found a way to keep them out of the answer.
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No doubt its use, if successful, promises rapid results, but it may easily lead, especially in the "mass" battle, to great errors in calculation.